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UMaine s latest workforce training program to address changing oceans

UMaine s latest workforce training program to address changing oceans
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Wiggly Bridge Distillery disputes study claiming it s to blame for whiskey fungus in York

Wiggly Bridge Distillery owners are challenging a recent University of Maine study alleging they are to blame for whiskey fungus coating York homes.

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New NSF-funded program will train future leaders in the face of rapidly changing oceans

With Earth’s oceans facing rapid climate and ecological change, University of Maine faculty will use a $3 million award from the National Science

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York neighbors hope town will stop expansion of distillery that is likely source of whiskey fungus

The town's planning board will consider a proposal Thursday from Wiggly Bridge Distillery to expand its business, but neighbors say it's creating a fungus that is damaging their buildings.

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Harvesters at high risk for injury, but avoid care

ELLSWORTH — Stooped over a five-gallon bucket while wielding a clam rake in heavy wet sand left by a receding tide? It’s hard work but that’s where the clams are.

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